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Adventuring: A Travelblogue with Photos: Mount Rainier National Park: Carbon River Footbridges

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Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Mount Rainier National Park: Carbon River Footbridges

Across the expanse of the Carbon River's natural bed of sand and cobble, the summer waters run through several channels which, in winter rains and spring thaws, become one, with sand-banks here and there. I was there in the late summer a few years ago, and these bridges over each channel drew me on... Sign in to see full entry.

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Celebrating travel! If you think the world is too big, or the language barriers too high, come along with me, as I bumble my way here and there... The world really is an accessible place-- not as expensive to explore as one might imagine, nor are the language barriers as high, nor the mood of people beyond our borders unwelcoming... ***If you want good prints of any of my photos, email me and I will let you know how to get them. Please respect my copyright on these, they are my retirement account!

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